18 - Zoning Change - 860 S. Collegiate Street

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Item No. 18 TO: Mayor & City Council John Godwin, City Manager FROM: Alan Efrussy, AICP, City Planning Manager SUBJECT: ZONING CHANGE LOCATED AT 860 S. COLLEGIATE DRIVE DATE: December 5, 2017 BACKGROUND: This request has been noticed and published to take action regarding the Petition of Rick Casey for a change in zoning from a Two -Family Dwelling, District (2F) to a Multi—Farnily Dwelling District No. 2 (MF -2), on Lot 5,, Block A, Final Plat, Wynnwood Addition being located at 860 S. Collegiate Drive. This subject property is comprised of 0.5280 acres, At the December 4, 2017 commission meeting, no one spoke in opposition to this request, and the applicant and his wife spoke in favor. The commission unanimously recommended approval of this rezoning request. STATUS OF ISSUE: 1"'he staffhas determined the following: (A.) Typographical Error in Notice of Public ,,.Tearing: This item has been incorrectly noticed for a change in zoning from 2F to MF -2. This was a mistake made on the part of staff, the applicant has requested MF—I. This memorandum will therefore address the request for the MF- I Zoning District. (B) Basic Property Data: Existing Land Use: The property contains a duplex dwelling unit; existing single-family use is adjacent to the north; the surrounding neighborhoods are characterized by single—family houses; on the east side of Collegiate is an existing medical facility; the area on the north side of Clarksville is developed with a variety of retail uses. Existing, ZgniW Existing zoning of the property is 2F, surrounding area to, the south is zoned General Retail (GR), as is true along the Clarksville corridor. The majority of zoning to the north, is SF -2: One—Family Dwelling District. The Future Parks and Open Spaces Plan indicates that this subject property remains in the service radius of a Community Park. The Future Land Use Plan (FLUP) within the Comprehensive Plan: This plan indicates that the subject property, and the surrounding area be developed in the Low Density Residential (LDR) (single—family) category, and along Clarksville is recommended for Retail (R) land uses,